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102 reviewsFor fifteen hundred years, the Rule of St Benedict has been one of the most
influential texts in the culture of Western Europe. Relatively brief as it is,
and observed in its fullness only by a limited number of people, it has
nonetheless touched countless lives by the mere fact that it has shaped
personalities who have in turn shaped their societies.
The undemonstrative, practical climate of the
Rule has a particular attraction whenever talk about ‘the spiritual’ becomes
cloudy, elevated and unspecific. It is a good Benedictine principle that the
call to common-or-garden faithfulness to one another has to be answered
before there is any talk of supposedly higher callings: committed life
together matters more than any individual search for spiritual fulfilment.
